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The author's latest novel. The novel begins with the funeral of Keiko Inoue, the Japanese mother-in-law of the protagonist, Chinese writer Luo Wenhui, and tells the story of this seemingly harmonious transnational family, but in fact it is almost distorted family relationships and the forbidden areas of morality and humanity hidden behind it. The author's analysis of the fate of human nature is quite in-depth. We are generally in self-imposed prisons. Although the reasons are different, we all eventually perish in self-imprisonment. The novel's writing style is smooth and the plot is compact, allowing readers to step into the hearts of the characters and the truth; the language style has a sense of elegance unique to Japanese literature, and has certain literary value.

Bo Juyungui, experienced it personally, heard what he saw, and witnessed the common people!

Awu, a young man from a small town, "had a fever and his brain was burned out." Two identities and completely different memories from two eras tore Awu's life apart, leaving him at a loss and in great pain. But as he became more familiar with his current life and learned more about the identity of "Awu", the pain and confusion in the past were gradually replaced by a sense of curiosity - since he was such an incredible special existence, and since he was lucky enough to escape from the original time and space, he wanted to see what such a twisted identity would look like in the current world...

The measure of life is just right. Isn't it? In fact, what we pursue is just right!

At the beginning of ancient times, there was a mythical beast. According to legend, they fed on dreams, devoured dreams, and could also reappear the devoured dreams. The world often calls them dream tapirs...